Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-25

i going 70 Boston Ida RugyleS
viii take the primary department,
Miss Wright the intermediate, and
Miss Batehelder the grammar school
Mr. Martin hiss been with the school
several years and his pupils and the
public ike him IS s man and teach
er. Rooms and board can be found
ST reasonable prices
DR.. Arthur T. Boswell. son OF J.
c. Boswell Of this town. who Is home
on 4 visit, having been requested by
several 10 deliver an address on
christianity the Basis OF Mental
Healing, viii give 8 free lecture on
Saturday evening, st 10. Mr. Bus
well left this place some twelve years
ago, and went TO Boston where he
became identified with Christian sci
ence and mental healing soon after
wards. Since then he has received
considerable distinction IN the sci
ence. has held several important Of
fees and has an office and s. large
practice IN Boston and vicinity. We
are glad 10 note his success, and the
people viii be pleased 81 an Opportu-
nifty 10 hear his lecture st Opera Hall.
The parties who bought the
grounds st Stanley Point for picnic
and pleasure purposes laid down :
large floor, erected seats, cleared up
the grounds and put the place in
good order for the opening" on
Wednesday last. and in the evening
gave a promenade concert, with the
assistance Of the band. There was
large gathering in the evening, and
the music and promenading was much
enjoyed BY those present The
steamers were kept quite busy IN car
rving people 10 and from the grounds
The facilities for camping out on the
east side Of the lake are good, and
We see no reason why this point may
not be s. much patronized by sum-
mer campers as some with longer or
more high-sOunding names
Barton Landing
Mr.. and Mrs L D. Webster have
gone 10 Saratoga for 3 few weeks
stop
y W Willis proposes ere long. If
he does not sell his farm. 10 close il
out in lots st auction. He has sew
eraI customers for lots already. He
viii then 90 TO New York state TO re-
side.
The ladies OF the Cong. society
viii hold a lawn party in Judge Aus
tins grove Wednesday evening. July
9th. The exercises viii consist OF
music. recItatiOus. etc. Refresh
ments, ice cream and cake. A pleas
ant time anticipated Come aI who
can.
ALBANY
Cora Chamberlin i home from the
west On 3 visit.
Wallace. eldest son OF Z. H.
Town. i suffering with Bright's dis
ease.
Nathan >hute has received 4 pen
sion OF $500 a month, with s1O86
arrearages-
The telephone men viii Be back
Monday. and put the wire up as
quick a. possible
y NJ Darling on account OF fail
ing health gives up his agency in the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
and Madison COwIes takes his posi-
ton.
East Albany.
Wallace Eldridge and family from
WesrieId. Mass. are in town visit
ing for few weeks
John Tunney has lately received 5
pension OF 81 & month. and $3.50
back pay.
Rev. \. P. Dutton and wife from
New Hampshire were In town last
week visiting their many friends here,
who were very glad TO see them He
preached here in the old Free Baptist
church eighteen years ago. and was
here with Us six years
Evansville.
Mr.. HilIi2rd OF Boston. Mass,
Is visiting his daughter, Mrs James
VI. Randall.
Mr. J H Evans i quite unwe1 at
present, but We hope 70 see him out
soOn--Mrs- Henry Durham i SUI
| fering with rheumatism: she has
been aiIing all the spring.-Mrs.
VIII King i quite sick: she l. at her
I fathers. John Brown, IN Westm0re
/ East Charleston.
Charles Morse says It Is : boy
this time
Willie Davis from Chicago has
come 70 spend the summer with c.
I o. Goodwin.
Mrs. Albert StOddard has returned
10 her home in Lowell Mr. StOd-
| dard remains here for = few weeks.
Mrs Emma Brainard. Katie Street
q. Annie Stevens and John Wilson
have arrived II town 10 spend few
/ weeks
One day not long since a. c. O.
+ Goodwin and others were shooting
q rife At 3 mark, GOodEin's favor
tie dog Curly came up behind the
marx just as the rife was fired, and
/ the bullet pierced the dog through